I am not sure if i expressed what i meant to.
I am trying to say that the class schedule (for adults' learning) is fixed and any adult has to attend the class during the right time. Then I wrote:
1. Classroom learning with teachers requires fixed/set time.
2. If adults learn in a classroom with a teacher, they must fix their time for the class schedule.
3. Few adults can afford to schedule the class time personally.
4. If adults learn in a classroom with a teacher, they must fit their time for the class time.
5. If adults learn in a classroom with a teacher, they must fit the fixed class into their schedule.
I feel I was at least wrong about "fit".
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Answers · 3
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I'm assuming that you mean that attending class is mandatory and each student is responsible to attend the class as part of the learning, in that case, I would say
1. Class attendance is mandatory given that it the time has been set for it
2. Adult students should schedule a time to meet with teacher
3. Not completely sure about this sentence
4. If you schedule a class time, be sure to attend the time already established
5. Make sure to make time into your schedule
I hope that helps.
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You can say : "Classes attendance is mandatory".
I hope I helped you.
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